Love this convenience store! They have the best options for when you're traveling. They have them…read moreat the Airport and Train Stations. Look for the £6 meal deal. A main, snack, and a drink. They have amazing cookies and love the M&S brand Swiss chocolate! Way cheaper than buying anything on your flight!

Perfect spot for late night snacks, fresh fruit, milk, candies and the other quick things you may…read moreneed. Decent prices and friendly staff. Very close to our hotel and open late is a plus.

The owner of this store is the rudest individual I have ever met. Having used vulgar language…read moretowards my wife for asking a innocent question he proceeded to scream and shout at the rest of us when we placed understandable objections to his language. His vulgarity is we'll know amongst most locals and I cannot believe this is his first bad review. If he is to continues to operate in a customer service environment he needs to expand his vocabulary to include more than just 4 letter words.

Boots is owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance WBA. So employees under WBA get discounts at stores…read moreunder that umbrella. However I did not get my employee discount when I shopped here for some everyday essentials. I was very disappointed but also nerdy excited about seeing a Boots in person.

Was staying in a terrible Covent Garden hotel which had no toiletries at all and needed to buy some…read moreshampoo, conditioner, and body wash. They had a decent section of travel sized toiletries to choose from. For an American this store is like Sephora downstairs and CVS upstairs - pretty great! Prices a little high but it's London.

We spent a week in London nearby this corner store and must have stopped here every day for odds…read moreand ends. We only stumped them once -- when we were looking for coffee filters. A great little neighborhood store.

A very handy indeed local shop serving residents of the local GRMO Estate. Stocks fresh vegetables…read moreand chilled food too. They provide top up services for electricity (for people who use pre-paid keys). They also sell Lotto tickets and Travelcards; as well as do Oyster Card top ups. They also sell stamps (but NB it is not a post office). A wide range of magazines stocked. The staff/owners are lovely, helpful people and I cannot think of them highly enough.

Question: How can so many necessary items of goodness be packed into such a tiny "grocery" cough,…read morecorner shop? Answer: I don't know -- I'm no grocery store stocking scientist. But I am a consumer with very strange purchasing habits, and Victoria Grocers has only ever let me down by a small percent. 1.7% to be exact. Today, for example, I spent most of the day digitally digging my way out from under a pile of administrative rubble. Meaning that I spent the day sitting in front of a computer in a comfortable pair of sweat pants and a hoodie. Luckily, Victoria Grocers are my next door neighbours, so anytime I need to come up for fresh air and a sanity check, I can just take a quick trip... or 5. Trip #1: Aspirin, banana, newspaper Trip #2: Two bottles of water, 1.7% milk (to my dismay, they don't have skim!) Trip #3: Toilet paper, paper towels, Windex equivalent. Trip #4: Olive Oil Trip#5: Häagen-Dazs dulce de leche ice cream Clutch.

This branch of (Little?) Waitrose is located fairly close to Victoria and Cardinal Walk, on…read moreVictoria Street. The store its-self is quite large, much larger than most LittleWaitrose stores I've seen in the past, including ones local to my home such as Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Spinningfields, this store is in a way similar to a foreign style supermarket in terms of size, bigger than a convenience store, but smaller than an average supermarket. The stock range was OK - range of most item was small such as gluten-free and ready to eat food, perhaps this was because of the time of night I visited or the fact they are trying to offer a small amount of more things, such as having a selection of sandwiches and a selection of other snacks rather than a larger selection of sandwiches. They even had a sushi bar in the store, and with all due respect, I honestly don't know if it is needed in a store of its' size and the nature of the store. They also didn't sell Coca-Cola Zero, which I wanted to buy as I had a voucher which expires soon. The staff didn't seem as friendly as other Waitrose stores, they were just okay. Satisfactory store in a decent location to warrant a two-star rating.

Victoria Street could easily accommodate another Little Waitrose nearby. Great quality produce, but…read morethe store suffers from epic mid week lunch time queues. Monday mid morning the weekend fresh produce nearing its date stamp is reduced, so good bargains to be had.

This location doesn't open until 11 on Sundays. Thats right folks ELEVEN! Gosh forbid someone wants…read moresome breakfast or something. Once I found that out I will no longer shop here. I'm not going to support a business too lazy to be open early. ALSO they close at 1700!! Yes folks SEVENTEEN HUNDRED (or FIVE for you civilians). Luckily there's another Sainsburys just up the road open normal hours.

I knew before we even landed in London we'd have 3 options without a block radius of our flat to…read moreshop for groceries. There is a Little Waitrose & Tesco Express- both would be considered more of convenient store markets. But, this Sainsbury's location is what you'd actually call a real grocery store. AND I LOVED IT!! This location is brightly lit with the 24 Bus stop right in front. A very good size. As you enter- there's a cash machine (ATM) to the left and the hot food department to the right. This is where you can buy the baked chickens and even create your own pizzas!! This section is also where you'll find the Grab & Go meals. Grab & Go is very popular here in London. You can pick from varieties of chips/ juices, waters, sodas/ and sandwiches or pasties (empanadas). As you continue walking into the store- the magazine section to the left. Self check out tills to the right and beyond that- regular cash registers. Either way, if you're paying with a U.S. card with a chip- you'll most likely need an employee to print out the the receipt for you to sign. Continue walking and you'll have the fresh produce section. Then past this- the freezer & refrigerated aisles. We stopped by these aisles tons of times! We took advantage of their microwaveable meals. I was a big fan of the Steak & Mash combo. The meat chunks were very tender, the stew was tasty and thick. The Mash was creamy & buttery. Another microwaveable meal I enjoyed was the spaghetti carbonara!! Did not disappoint!! We bought slices of cold cuts, Baby Bel cheese wheels, & chive crackers for snacky snacks. There's a huge selection of wines, beers, & hard liquors. Heck, we even bought Modelo! Everyday besides Sunday (closes 5pm) this Pimlico location closes at 11pm. Staff is really nice and I think there's underground parking....

Oh dear LORD, what a cluster!…read more The only thing this place had going for it were its location and its hours. Location - close to our hotel. Hours - open when I needed them to be open. Other than that, boo hiss and NO. The place is tiny - fine, I can deal with that. But when your super-cramped aisles are blocked by large crates, making it impossible for your customers to pass through, you get a frown from me. And when your check-out area is so backed up with people waiting to pay that there's a ruckus in the back due to confusion, you get a glare from me. And when your self-check out lanes are bogged down by the machines needing assistance, and the one employee working that area is so taken with a lady that he's COMPLETELY IGNORING everybody and everything else around him, you get a snarl from me. The poor couple to our left had the red light at their station blinking for two minutes while the employee mooned over the blonde in stilettos. They finally gave up and walked to the end of the registered line. And the people behind us were waiting to ask a question while the employee tripped over his tongue, trying to invent reasons to touch the blonde in the furs. And we were stopped cold by the machine demanding an employee's attention, while the hapless employee was busy giggling over something the blonde in too much perfume was saying. Completely, incredibly, horribly unprofessional and pathetic. We went out of our way to avoid this store for the duration of our stay.

Fortunately for me, this is just down the street from my flat. Their operating hours are pretty…read moregood, 700 to 2300 everyday. There is a large supply off any one off needs you may have. Need a quick ready made sandwich? Done. Need a bottle of wine or some crackers? Done. This will be a place I frequent often. So if you see me, wave hello and identify yourself, otherwise I'll think you are just another stalked. I have so many now, I don't remember all of their names.

Great little 24/7 mini mart that we have lived near for the last 20+years. Also has a post office &…read moreodd things such as little light globes etc. And VEGEMITE for the Aussies!

Personally recommend this shop. It has all good branded…read morehousehold needs. +Range of very good wine & spirits collection +Fresh Vegetable stalls +Variety of Can Foods +Toiletries collection +Delicious Chocolate & Biscuits Collections Anything you name, they have it. They are open 24/7 even on a Christmas & New Year day. The sales assistants are really helpful & friendly but still do not piss them off. :P

As an American, going to a new grocery store in the UK was so fun!…read more I loved seeing all of the different snacks, treats, and groceries. These juices below are so delicious! I bought like 6 just for my trip to have something to drink. My second favorite thing was the Battenberg cakes. I'm a huge fan of the Great British Baking Show, and to be able to see these all around, I was so happy!

This felt like the quick mart used by late night druggies and homeless people. The store is facing…read moreTrafalgar Square and is tiny and looks like somebody just pull stuff out of the cupboard to sell there. There are random boxes strewn about the store and the security guard watches everybody like they're stealing something. I was visiting from USA so I just wanted to find some "British" treats to take home... Chocolates, chips, stuff like that... They had a decent variety of those types of things but otherwise this would be a store if you were in a pinch and needed a quick snack and that's about it. There's an M & S store right around the corner at the entrance to the train station that's much cleaner and nicer and has more options plus the same thing.